OT: I have a rexx that creates *rexx variables* from a COBOL copy/area desc.
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Thomas Berg   Specialist   IT Utveckling   Swedbank AB (Publ) 

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> Ämne: DFSORT symbols from COBOL copybook?
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> This is likely a strange question. But does anybody know of anything
> which can take a COBOL copy book (file defination) and create DFSORT
> symbols? Or maybe something that can post process a COBOL compile
> listing and create DFSORT symbols?
> 
> What I would like is a way to __easily__ create a DFSORT step 
> which can
> read an input file and do selection and reformatting so that the
> resulting output file is simply "printable" EBCDIC. This output file
> would then be ftp'ed to a Windows / Linux server which would use it to
> update a relational database. We don't have any relational database
> software on z/OS. I want to use symbols so that, hopefully, even a
> non-programmer could easily learn how to write such a "program".
> 
> Just a thought.
> 
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